Beavers Close Season In Final Meadville Clash
Corry and Meadville meet in Section Two action at Nort Street Stadium with Meadville aiming to honor 14 seniors. The Beavers seek a 1-1 league mark as Corry enters with a 4-2-2 overall and 1-1-0 league record.
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Corey Journal
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Franklin Lee
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Titusville
Warren
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Wood
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Ed Johnson
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John Prench
Bob Wickwire
Ron Brown
Jim Miller
Jerry Williams
Hi Paley
Larry Johnson
Jamestown
Williams
Corry-Mendville
Area Games Section Two Carry at Meadville
A list of upcoming high school games across several districts includes Clymer at Sherman Jamestown at Bradford Hickory at Grove City Girard versus Ft LeBoeuf at Union City Union City versus Pattview at McDowell Wattsburg at North East General McLane versus Northwestern Erie East versus Evie Tech McDowell at Harborcreek Sharpsville at Mercer Butler at New Castle with tomorrow’s matches Lawrence Park at Wesleyville Erie Prep versus Erie Academy Panama at Mayville Ripley at Pine Valley Cambridge Springs at North last St Gregory last
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Clymer
Sherman
Jamestown
Bradford
Hickory
Grove City
Girard
Attendance up 74 percent highlights Younger Football League surge
Dallas AP reports the Younger Football League shows a 74 percent attendance rise in its maiden season. After 30 games the average crowd is 17,801, about 1,243 higher than 1960. San Diego leads in attendance with three home games averaging 27,362 and pursues 30,000 for remaining games as profitability nears for some clubs.
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Dallas
San Diego
Chargers
Corry and Meadville Rivalry Through the Years
Historic year by year scores show Corry and Meadville facing off from the 1930s to the 1960s. Notable clashes include Corry’s dominant 49 0 win in 1954 and a string of high profile games shaping conference standings and postseason hopes.
No. 1 team stance mixes race in college sports
Michigan State Athletic Director Biggie Munn says MSU will not schedule teams with players of color, calling Ole Miss No. 1 rank protest a racial issue. He states MSU will play only against schools that accept all athletes and refuse to compete with those who do not. Mississippi argues Ole Miss’s high rating reflects talent, not race. The article lists ongoing college games and rankings, including Ohio State Iowa, Texas SMU, Alabama Mississippi State, Georgia vs Florida, Colorado Missouri in Big Eight, Navy Notre Dame, Duke vs Michigan, Syracuse Pitt, and Rutgers Lafayette.
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Garry
Meadville
Associated Press
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Mighty
Louisiana State
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George Mira
Miami
North Carolina
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Durwood Pennington
South Carolina
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Mississsippi
Spartans
John Vaught
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Ole Miss
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Minh
Asong A& Sothern
Biggie Munn
Munn
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Mississippan
Oxford
Miss
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Ohio State
Iowa
Texas
Southern Methodist
Alabama
Georgia Teen
Flor- Jadith
Colorado
Missouri
Navy
Notre Dame
Duke
Michigan
Syracuse
Pitttangle
Rutgers
Lafayette
Masny
Eile
Panthers Drill For Syracuse
Pitt Panthers prepared at Archbold Stadium Syracuse for their football clash. Guard Reets Coustillac sidelined the last three games as final prep continued.
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Syracuse
Pitt Panthers
Archbold Stadium
Reets Coustillac
Cage Coach Protests Over Wet Floor
Washington AP report on Coach Andy Phillip of the Chicago Ma jors planning a protest against an officiating call in a tense ABA game with the Washington Tapers. The contest featured moisture on the court, late controversy over a potential winning basket by Jackie Fitzpatrick, and a disputed final nine seconds call.
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Washington
Andy Phillip
Chicago Majors
American Basketball League
Washington Tapers
Tapers
Chicago
Phillip
Tony Jackson
Jackson
Jackie Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Hernandez outpoints Cason in Philadelphia boxing clash
Carlos Hernandez of Caracas outpointed Jethro Cason in Philadelphia. The report notes halfback Bob Clemens, who has missed four games, was expected to play in tomorrow's game and mentions last year's Pitt victory over the Orangemen 10-0.
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Philadelphia
Carlos Hernandez
Caracas
Venezuela
Jethro Cason
Bob Clemens
Pitt
Orangemen
Bowling stars blaze in local league at Bowl-Atre Thren
Abten Marehitelli led a flurry of high scores in the Awerean B League at Bowl-Atre Thren last night. Myler, McEldawney, Hess, and several others posted big games, with 280 by Andy Tomeine and multiple 200s marking a strong showing for the Steelmen crest at Aylin Center.
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Clrefos
Don Myler Tey
Fred McEldawney
Chick Hess
Levene
Panini
Hysoos
Pal Chikunin
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Tene Rewt
Friik Whey Wits Brown
LeRoy Woondo
Dick McCray
Oity Jorest
Desire i
Steelmen
Aylin Center
Andy Tomeine
Milt Kingsley
Wall Dundon
Dick Melary
Arnold McCashin
Sid Merle Haldler
No-Hit Pitcher Tom Hughes Dies
Tom Hughes, famed no-hit pitcher, dies leaving a legacy as a standout figure in early baseball. The right-hander, who pitched a perfect game for Cleveland in June, also starred for Boston against Pittsburgh, earning praise for his dominant control and sharp curve.
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Weedowdey
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Dynes
Wen
Cleveland
Fuuches
Nottey
Boston
Pilisbureh
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